Coloniality and violence against black women in Brazil
a decolonial feminist analysis
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https://doi.org/10.33956/tensoesmundiais.v17i33.2789Keywords:
Black Feminism, Violence, DecolonialityAbstract
Our objective is to analyze violence against black women in Brazil.
To do so, we conducted a bibliographic
and documental research in the light
of materialist, black and decolonial
feminism, i.e., of the rupture with the
coloniality project that starts from
abstract universality, based on the
domination of white, masculine, elitist,
and Eurocentric thought, which hides
our diversity and erases our voices and
even our lives.
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